PHOTOS: Live music gigs in Dundalk's Toales this weekend

Final Thirteen takes to the stage in Toales on Saturday nightplaceholder image
Final Thirteen takes to the stage in Toales on Saturday night

Toales plenty of live music again this weekend

Toales in Dundalk has another set of music gigs on this weekend.

Thursday 18th July - Fireside Sessions presents Rowan Murphy + special guest Koi - free admission, 9pm start.

Toales' Fireside Sessions is an acoustic club that showcases the best in acoustic acts, always inside by the "virtual" fire in the bar, always free admission, and is very proud to welcome back Dundalk singer/songwriter Rowan Murphy who brings her beautifully sung indie-folk mix of original songs and maybe even a surprising cover or two to the front bar stage.

Support comes from local indie singer/songwriter Koi.

This is a free event and starts at 9pm.

Friday 19th July - Avocado Rocks presents - Kampala / Huntings / City Pets

Avocado Rocks is a very popular monthly "original music" event in Toales, featuring an eclectic mix of amazing independent acts of every genre, both locally and from around the country, hosted as always by Caroline Reel, and all for a fiver!

This month features Dublin three-piece alternative rock band Kampala, two-piece alternative rock band Huntings and Indie pop/beachy/alternative folk band City Pets

Saturday 20th July - "Introduction" presents Final Thirteen / Cemetery Sunday/King Cara - Admission only €5, doors open 8pm

"Introduction" is a new music club dedicated to bringing to Dundalk the very best original music from around the island of Ireland, for the low low price of just a fiver.

Featured this month :

Final Thirteen is a Northern Irish trio, energetically melding Metal, Indie and Alt Rock, to create a unique and instantly memorable Alt-Rock / Indie experience

Cemetery Sunday is a Cookstown band that uses the elements of shoegaze, grunge and pop punk rock in a '90s/'00s nostalgia with a modern twist.

King Cara is a Dublin-based alternative rock band based in Dublin, who serve up a boiling soup of fuzz-flavoured riffs, wry lyricism, and driving rhythms.

Doors open at 8pm and admission is €5

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